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Face it. It's just not that exciting to race an automatic-equipped car. No one gets excited about loading a converter and clicking a shifter to get down the track. But sidestep a clutch in your ...

Clutch Basics A clutch is designed to engage and disengage the engine and transmission for start off, shifting, and stopping.

TOM: The way you send your clutch disc to an early grave is by riding the clutch, which means spending too much time with your foot in between fully on and fully off the clutch pedal.

Clutch linkages are one of those items no one thinks about until they fall apart. According to Bill Hays at Center force clutches, you should inspect the linkage anytime you have the bellhousing ...